This stable and environmentally-aware country is the perfect destination for: Biologists, Geographers, Spanish-speakers, and those interested in environmental issues and adventure!

Costa Rica is the most biologically diverse country in the world, and is planning to become the world's first carbon-neutral country by 2021. We have much to learn from Costa Rica - read our Country Profile.

Under the supervision of scientists and inspiring conservation experts, you can:

Collect key data on highly endangered giant leatherback turtles on the most important nesting site in Costa Rica

Design and undertake field research in:-

The Verugua Rainforest Research Station, to help identify new rainforest species

Whizz through rainforest tree-tops on a zipwire, and embark on jungle treks to see: sloths, toucans, white-faced monkeys and possums!

Hike to the rim of Poás Volcano, the largest active crater in the world, and to Volcan Arenal, Costa Rica's most famous volcano. Bring your textbook topics to life: plate tectonics, renewable energy and managing natural hazards.

Swim and snorkel off beautiful beaches and coral reefs of the Carribean coast!

Costa Rica is the most biologically diverse country in the world, and is planning to become the world's first carbon-neutral country by 2021. We have much to learn from Costa Rica - read our Country Profile.